Catching up on the topic and decided to make a comment or two here. Jerry, your right. I am planning to re-cyle those trophies. I belong to a non profit club and we do many cruises, toy drives and cruises for cancer victims each year. Its a joy,and sometimes tears, to see the appreciation for our generosity. The childrens shelter, a couple of outreach ministries, and cancer families who are suffering,including my own niece finally losing to cancer after a 3 year battle at age 16. I've took chocolate pies and cakes in the face for these folks so your suggestion is RIGHT ON.....now for Zipper who appears to be new and may not understand the stovebolt humor now and then, I resent the implications of putting my own wishes over those of my daughter. She is one of only 3 people that ever drove this pickup, and Amy,(cancer victim) being one of the other. My daughter helped scrap off over 60 years of mud,grease etc to get this old truck project up and running yet she is quite the young beautiful lady that understands and appreciates old cars and trucks. I would never fire it up with some kid,or others, standing behind or close by and I'm usually one of the last one to leave a show...after helping to pack up things. So unless you really know someone and what your talking about be careful how you judge folks. I figure zipper must be a good guy as he likes stovebolts!! Am I judging?So take it for what it is worth and move on....and yes, I may put my smitty's on.....some day.


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